Frederick County 4-H Farm And Home Fair Dates Set
Frederick County 4-H plans the annual Farm and Home Fair for October 23 to 25. The event will run in the old Coca Cola building on East Gerrard Street with an Achievement Day on October 24 at 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Church Sunday School room. Prizes include cash in nine apple, egg, crop, garden, hobby and canned goods classes, plus sweepstakes. Robert Dailey will be superintendent with Edith Russell as assistant.
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Frederick
Coca Cola
East Gerrard Street
First Baptist Church
Robert Dailey
Edith Russell
Harry Richard
Sam Whitacre
Cornelia Gordon
Ester Richard
Harry Hershman
Hughey
Rebecca Lodge
Nelson Carpenter
The
Armes
Mrs Alma Hoshour Dies in Oklahoma City
Mrs Alma Hoshour 65 wife of Charles A Hoshour retired brick maker died October 3 after a week in Wesley Hospital Oklahoma City. Born February 15 1874 in Rio Vista Texas she married 43 years ago in Cleburne Texas survived by husband son Sterling Capps Hoshour a grandson and a brother Funeral services were held October 4 at Watts and McAtee with burial in Fairlawn Cemetery.
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Alma Hoshour
Charles A. Hoshour
Wesley Hospital
Oklahoma City
Okla
Riovista
Texas
Hoshour
Oklahoma
Winchester
First Lutheran Church
Sterling Capps Hoshour
Nineteenth Street
Sterling Capps Hoshour, Jr
Sterling Capps
Cleburne
Watts and McAtee
Fairlawn Cemetery
New Supermicroplace at University of Illinois Detailed
A Radio Curation of America developed electron microscope at about $10 000. It magnifies objects 100 000 times, making powder particles resemble rocks and a human hair resemble a redwood tree.
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University of Ilinois
Radio Curation of
America
Warner Describes Fear of Harm Over Bioff Demands
Movie magnate Harry M. Warner testified he feared bodily harm from William Bioff during the federal racketeering case. Warner, head of Warner Brothers Pictures, said the firm paid Bioff and Browne $100,000 to avert strikes and harm, while claiming open friendship with Bioff on the surface.
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New York
Harry M. Warner
William Bioff
Bioff
Warner
Warner Brothers’ Pictures
George E. Browne
International’ Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
AFL
George Breslin
Bioffs
Iron and Steel Plants Idled By A Gas Strike
Birmingham Alabama plants with defense orders closed as a gas plant strike cut fuel supplies. About 20 000 workers in the district idle due to industrial gas curtailment and coal shortages tied to a United Mine Workers strike. Sloss Sheffield furnaces shut by a gas cut off mains affecting ordnance item production.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pi—Iron and Steel
United Mine Workers of America
Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Furnance
Birmingham Gas Company
Richardson Dies Sunday at Hagerstown
Charles W. Richardson of Hagerstown Maryland died Sunday evening after months of illness. He was the son of the late Annie J. and Hugh Sidwell Richardson and nephew of Mrs. Charles Harris of this city. He was cousin to Miss Minnie Keller Mrs. Charles Jones and Miss Mary E. Bush. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 12 noon in the Cemetery Chapel with interment in the family lot. His sister, widow of Col. J. Robert Moog of Baltimore, accompanied the remains from Winchester.
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Charles W. Richardson
Hagerstown
Annie J
Hugh Sidwell Richardson
Charles. Harris
Minnie Keller
Charles Jones
Mary E. Bush
Col. J. Robert Moog
Baltimore
Winchester
Richardson
Russians Hold Moscow Zone as Nazi Push Falters
Soviet and German forces fought heavy battles around Mozhaisk and Moscow with Tass reporting a tank clash at a Mozhaisk road junction. Tass said German attacks toward Moscow were repelled while Moscow workers pledged to fight to the last drop of blood.
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Ladoga
Leningrad
Tass
Moscow
Mozhaisk
Red
Mozhaisk- Moscow
Napoleon
Red Army
Kalinin
Maloyaroslavets
Capta
Jewel lock opening marks Pan-America Expo bond of friendship
The international friendship gate at the Pan-America Exposition in Dallas opened on June 12 1937. The moment symbolized global goodwill as the fair drew visitors and exhibitors to the $75 000 jewel gate landmark.
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Dallas
Market Quotations from Baltimore and Chicago Livestock
Quotations show cattle barely tested in Baltimore with limited sales, calves steady with mostly 13.00-50, hogs steady to higher in Baltimore and Chicago, top 10.20 in Chicago for 200-270 lb hogs, sheep and lambs around steady, fat lambs 11.75-12.00, cattle and yearlings mixed with varied ranges and activity.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 5
S. Dept
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Grain prices at Baltimore reflect Wheat No 2 Red Winter at 1.12 1 2, Corn 83 to 85 cents, Barley 65 cents per bushel. Winchester Market lists Wheat 1.06 and Corn 77 cents per bushel. Prices based on mill deliveries. year ago Wheat 87 cents and Corn 78 cents per bushel.
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Baltimore
Winchester
P. m
al Ch & Dye
Smt & R
AT & T
Ad Rig
Beth Stl
Case (Ji
Cela Corp
Ches & O
Chrys Corp
Elec
Gen Foods
Mtrs
Gdyr T & R
Ind Rayon
Har
P & P Pfd
Johns Mann
Kenn Cop
Lin O F GI
Lori
Bettie A Stover Will Bequeaths Property to Daughter Lillian Stover
The will of Mrs Bettie A Stover of Bartonsville admits to record in Frederick Circuit Court names Miss Lillian E Stover as heir to all property. J S Stover, son and Bartonsville mill owner, named administrator with a 4000 dollar bond. Appraisers listed: W B Shaffer J P Samsell R Derrill Petrie and R L Coffelt.
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Bettie A. Stover
Bartonsville
Juian Baker
Frederick
Lillian E. Stover
J. S. Stover
W. 8. Shaffer
J. P. Samsell
R. Derrill Petrie
R. L. Coffelt
Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Market Action in New York
New York stocks attempted to climb from a rut with rails and select industrials firming early and fractions of gains later. Dealers noted increased activity at intervals as promoters cited tax loss selling in low priced utilities and a weaker AP avg since January.
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New York
Associated Press
Quiet Nov 4 election with little voter interest
With the November 4 election near, turnout looks extremely light for both state and local races. Most incumbents are unopposed, including Winchester and Berryville figures, and several city offices lack challengers. Voting hours run from sunrise to sunset with appointed election judges and clerks listed for each polling site.
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House of Delegates
E. Blackburn Moore
Winchester
Berryville
James P. Reartson
Commonwealth
W. A. Baker
C. P. McVicar
Taylor Barr
Virginia
Star
John W. Kater
Samuel Forney
William E. Newlin
Alfred 8. Henkel
Frank Dorsey
Rouss
B. F. Arthur
W. W. Glass
W. A. March
Robert Swartz
F. M. Keakle
City Hall
Forrest Fansler
C. M. Martin
Holmes Larrick
E. B. Estes
William H. Bell
Sarah Zane
Robert S. Bell
J. Frank Helsley
E. Earl Park
Frank B. Crawford
E. Miller Streit
Wool for Red Cross knitting at Friends Meeting House
The Friends Meeting House will be open Wednesday from 10:30 to 12 for those needing wool to knit garments for the Red Cross. If unable to obtain wool, call Mrs Earl Crowser at 6275 for delivery. Supervisors of knitters urged to increase effort. aim is 250 garments ready to ship by November 1.
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Friends Meeting House
Red Cross
Earl Crowser
Paris Officials Targeted as Communists Arrests Rise
The Paris police, harried by Communists, arrested Dupard, the first French administrative official seized. German controlled papers kept silent on the assassination while authorities hunted suspects. An official Paris notice says Hubert Tuffery of Beaugenevy was executed for illegal possession of dynamite.
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Paris
Dupard
Hubert Tuffery
Beaugenevy
Texas Corp 42 3-8 Tidentr and Oil 10 3-8
Texas Corp and Union Carb share the page with listed scores and company abbreviations. The fragment notes a sequence of numbers tied to firms like Union Pac Unit Aire US Stl West Un and West El and Mfg, with small fractions indicating rankings or points.
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Texas Corp
Tidentr and Oil
Union
Union Pac
Unit
Aire
West UN
West el & Mfg
W'worth
Young Sh & T
Two Moorefield Men Fined and Jailed for DUI
Charles L. Haines was fined $25 and 60 days in jail after being convicted of driving while intoxicated. Gleandy Shoemaker received the same penalties for allowing Haines to drive. Both licenses were revoked and their car impounded for six months. State Trooper H. R. Shields detained them near Wardensville. Justice J. Harry Dolan presided.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Charles L. Haines
Gleandy
Haines
West Virginia
Wardensville
H. R. Shields
J. Harry Dolan
Fires damage stockyards and downtown building in Baltimore
Two fires last night caused about 15000 in damage to the union stock yards and an office building in downtown Baltimore. A blaze in the Morris building cellar sent smoke through the shopping district, with the cause undetermined. Two hundred cattle were driven from stockyards on Wilkens Avenue as a hay barn and manure shed burned.
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Baltimore
Union Stock Yards
Morris
Wilkens Avenue
British Coastal Command Attacks German Ports and Denmark Base
The air ministry reported major blows on Germany with small raids on northwest Germany and occupied territory. Coastal Command bombed a seaplane base and factory in northern Denmark, with buildings hit and aircraft set on fire. A coastal command plane went missing, leaving 10 bombers unreported. The Bremen raid marks the eighty sixth attack on the port city, while Liverpool and North Wales saw German raids causing casualties and damage before midnight.
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Artemiev
Moscow
Kuibyshev
Volga River
Dienst Aus Deutschland
London
Volga
Britain
Germany
Hull
Liverpool
High Command
North Atlantic
Air Ministry
Coastal Command
Denmark
No Sea
Bremen
Merseyside
North Wales
Distance from Niagara Falls to Callander Home of Quintuplets
The distance from Niagara Falls to Callander Ontario, home of the Dionne quintuplets, is approximately 310 miles.
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Niagara Falls
Callander
Ontario
Test answers for page four reveal varied trivia
The list names John Adams and John Steele along with James A Farley and Tschaikowsky. It mentions shrimplike seafood and two biblical books Malachi and Revelation. The response includes a June entry and a phrase eae combats, with unclear context.
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John Adams
Malachi
Revelation
Eae Combats
John Steele
James A. Farley
Tschaikowsky
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Frederick County
Haldeman
Thomas
Credit Jewelers
N. Loudoun
Antwerp
Emile Fendler
Free
Atlantic
Iceland
Lagarfoss
Mignon
Bill Bioff
Mr. Richardson
Mount Hebron Chapel
Dour Ome
Pittsburgh Paints
Smoot
Gillads
Waterspar Enamels
Glaize and
Bro
John Conyers
Miss Stover
Berryville 1
Rees
Leesburg
Stock Market Report
Mervel W. Adams
Piccadilly St
Atl
Washington
Op of the Treasury
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Rsa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hir
John W. Rosenberger and CO
Swaggers
Selby
N. Loudoun St
England
France
Italy
Lincoln
Gettsburg
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